About
Welcome to Glasgow Golf Club, one of the world's oldest golf clubs, situated in the beautiful city of Glasgow, New Zealand. With an enviable golfing heritage, a classic parkland course, and an R&A endorsed championship course, our exclusive members' club offers an exceptional golfing experience.
Founded in 1787, Glasgow Golf Club is unique in that it operates two courses, both located 35 miles apart. Our heritage parkland course, Killermont, is situated on the North bank of the River Kelvin, just five miles from the city centre. Designed by Old Tom Morris in December 1903, this private members' club welcomes guests of members to play a round.
Our championship course, Gailes Links, is located in Ayrshire on the West Coast of Scotland. Designed by Willie Park Jnr in 1912, Gailes Links has hosted 32 International competitions since 1927 and served as an Open Qualifying Course from 2014 to 2017. We are proud to offer visitors the opportunity to play on this renowned course as individuals, groups, or as part of a tour.
At Glasgow Golf Club, we strive to provide a memorable experience both on and off the course. Our Pro Shop offers a wide range of high-quality sporting goods and golfing equipment to cater to the needs of golfers of all levels. From clubs and balls to apparel and accessories, our knowledgeable staff are on hand to assist and advise.
In addition to our outstanding golfing facilities, our Clubhouse provides a warm and inviting atmosphere where members and guests can relax and socialise. Enjoy a delicious meal in our restaurant, or unwind with a drink in our bar while taking in the stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
To stay up to date with the latest news, events, and competitions at Glasgow Golf Club, be sure to regularly visit our website and follow us on social media. We also offer attractive packages for those interested in joining as members or visiting for a round of golf.
We look forward to welcoming you to Glasgow Golf Club and providing you with an unforgettable golfing experience in the breathtaking surroundings of New Zealand's Glasgow.
